hello @Nidhal and welcome on board.
It is interesting to read your post about global citizens and the relation to a global universal language. Although I am not a “pro-universal language” as I see richness in our diverse identities including our different languages. but I guess it will be interesting for you to read about Zamenhof and also check this wikipedia article about constructed languages ( I did a quick search on the topic I think you already know some of the stuff mentioned; it is really quite an interesting topic )
and setting up a language school in Medenine is nice idea, you could start with @Yosser by having your activity at ourGhema space to be.
and since you mentioned book clubs and public speaking, let me introduce to you 2 models of cultural creation from Egypt.
1- @karimyassin 's CILAS ( Cairo Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences ) karim built a co-learning community in the heart of islamic Cairo, While CILAS is not a language school, but it creates the basic grounds for learning and questioning everything, at the space you can find fellows and students discussing theories, making art Galleries, hosting talks, conferences, music nights, …etc
would be a nice case study to get to know how to recreate this atmosphere in your cultural club in Medenine. ( feel free to drop by his post and ask him questions / comments / ideas …)
2- Ma’refa by @m_tantawy while CILAS is building a close community of intellectuals, thinkers in a magical physical space ( old Islamic Cairo) Ma’refa emerged to be a decentralized movement of cultural creation having talks and debates across Egypt, from a reviving library project. It could be a nice to see their development ( Rise and fall ) and learn how to spread in a decentralized way, also how to start a library with members that are active and open to the outer community coordinating talks with thinkers/ authors in different spaces in the country.
hope you find this useful, and I think for sure you will be in the coming Camp , am I right ?